L&G Waller Ltd

NCP Car Park Hungate Lincoln Lincolnshire

T1 - Silver Birch: Prune secondary and tertiary branches to give up to 2m clearance from the adjacent telegraph pole and wires. T2 - Silver Birch: Prune primary, secondary and tertiary branches as required to give 5.2m highway clearance over Hungate, Prune lowest branch to NE back to stem to give greater clearance over car park. T3 - Silver Birch: Prune lowest branch to SE back to stem to give greater clearance over car park entrance.

Grimsby Rugby Union Football Club Springfield Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN33 3JF

Request to remove Ash (T2 of North East Lincolnshire Borough Council No.7 (R.U.F.C. Springfield Road, Scartho) Tree Preservation Order 1997) The client requests to remove the Ash due to the placement of a new Rugby Pitch. An Oak is proposed as a replacement tree. The tree has significant heartwood decay and has a predominantly hollow main stem. The stem diameter was measured to be approximately 1.2m at 1.5m above ground level. A cavity 0.2m below this was measured to be approximately 0.9m in depth indicating a residual total wall thickness of only 30cm. Additionally a 0.5m wide cavity was probed and measured to be 1.5m deep at the base indicating minimal support to the above structure. The cavity at the base is also failing to produce any reaction wood in an attempt to compartmentalise (left hand side of base photo) suggesting decay will continue laterally. There are also large cavities on the North, East and West sides in the upper part of the stem compromising structural integrity of the crown. With the tree existing as a lapsed pollard and with a sizable crown exposed to sail effect, it would be reasonable to presume that there is a significant loading on the compromised structure. A significant failure is highly probable at some point. Although the centre of gravity is biased towards the South it is worthy of note that there is a residential property located within 1x tree height to the North. With numerous cavities failure could be unpredictable. Whilst re-establishment of the lapsed pollard to reduce loading and preserve the tree could be a consideration, Tree Work Recommendations (BS 3998) part C.2 recommends re-retrenchment pruning when the pollard has lapsed. If this is carried out over a number of years to establish a pollard it may well be likely that the tree would fail at the basal cavity prior to completion.

Pine Lodge Waltham House Farm Louth Road Waltham North East Lincolnshire DN36 4RX

Beech identified as T1 in TPO NEL197 and in Sketch Plan. There is significant decay and cavity in the lowest branch on the North Side. This branch is growing towards the car park in the neighbouring care home. In the interest of safety we propose to prune the branch back to a suitable fork where the decay ends. Should the decay extend further we would prune to the main stem.

Park Lodge Park Drive Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0EQ

With reference NEL257. We request to prune 2 branches of the Beech (T1) back to a fork. These are overhanging the house. The client wishes to manage growth in this direction. These are identified in Pic5 (attached) with the pruning point indicated by a yellow line. Again with reference NEL257. We request to prune 1 branch of the Lime (T2) back to the stem. This is growing towards the satellite dish. The client wishes to control growth toward the structure. This is identified in Pic6 (attached) with the pruning point indicated with a yellow line. The location of these trees are indicated as T1 and T2 on the attached sketch. My client would like to file a section 211 notice for removal of the remaining trees on site. With reference to the Tree Survey 2021 carried out by engie (attached) this includes T1(Monterey Cypruss), T3 (Yew), G1 (2x Yew), T6 (Plum) and T7 (Norway Maple). The approximate location of which are indicated on the attached sketch.

11 Cemetery Road Laceby North East Lincolnshire DN37 7EP

Section 211 Notification of works: 1: To reduce line of cedar trees at rear of garden to approximately 2.5m in height. (Applicant is owner of these trees) 2. To prune all overhanging branches of Eucalyptus sited in neighbouring property to suitable lateral growth points. (Applicant does not own this tree)